Motion in one dimension
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velocity of particle at time t = ft at time 2t = ft + 2ft at time 3t = ft + 2ft + 3ft at time nt = ft + 2ft + 3ft + ...... + nt so velocity at time nt = n(n+1)/2 * ft distance travelled = integral zero to t (n(n+1)/2 * ft) dt = n(n+1)/4 * ft^2 |
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